you're talking to. >> fence or wall. no, it's a big wall. it's ugly. it's really ugly. you can see it, it's not far away from here. he targeted specifically tsa officers. his intent was very, very clear in his note. >> his target was clear, and now so is the path the l.a.x. shooting suspect to carry out his mission and what he did to make sure his victim was dead. another bad day for president obama's health care act. this time it has nothing to do with the website. what a court ruled that could derail a key provision of obama care. in that case, i will leave

and in a few minutes oprah will be here. >> "saturday night live" takes on its credit kicks. how they spoofed the lack of black actresses in its own cast. i would say you are up early, except you did get that extra hour of sleep, right, victor? >> well, listen, i took advantage of the extra hour by staying out an extra three hours. >> there you go. >> math was never my strong suit, but we are here and it's a great sunday morning. >> i went to bed but kept thinking my alarm was not going to go off and i would be late. >> we will bring you the news. >> we want to talk about the attack and how it went down at the l.a.x. airport. >> paul ciancia shot a tsa officer had pointed blank range

and then left and came back moments later to shoot him again. his weapon of choice, it's that .223 caliber assault rifle. >> and hernandez. his wife is just devastated. >> he was a wonderful husband, father, son, and friend. he would have been 40 next week. i am truly devastated and we are all heartbroken and will miss him dearly. >> paul ciancia is in the hospital now and was shot in the chest. he faces two charges. >> terminal three at l.a.x., by the way, is open this morning.

>> reporter: investigators are still piecing together their timeline of what happened inside terminal 3. they don't know every step of paul ciancia's path through the terminal. a roommate dropped him off at the airport and he entered at about 9:20 in the morning, one of these entrances at terminal 3. according to pictures like this one or surveillance video, the gun was a .223 caliber assault rifle which he concealed in a bag. hernandez was standing there, and this is a prescreening area, and he shot him pointblank multiple times in the chest and then got on the escalator. >> the defendant is then alleged to have begun walking away from the wounded tsa officer going up an escalator, and then coming back down that escalator to return and shoot the wounded

officer again. >> reporter: at the top of the escalators is a security check point and then he wounded two additional officers and one passenger. this is the other side of the security check point. from here the gunman made his way deep into terminal 3. cell phone video captured the chaos as he neared the passenger gates. >> people were running and getting knocked down. there was luggage everywhere, and mayhem. >> we are speeding up the video as you can see the path and he wound up the terminal. >> reporter: he had five loaded magazines, enough to kill everybody in the terminal said the mayor of los angeles it ended right here where the police shot the gunman and a hand-written note was found on him. >> he found a statement where he made a conscious decision to

kill multiple tsa employees. he addressed them at one point in the letter that he wanted to, quote, instill fear in their tradious minds. >> obviously this gives us great concern, so we will look at what our policies are and it's all done in cooperation with each airport police agency and how we go about providing for the best possible security. >> reporter: because on this day at america's third busiest airport it failed to prevent one man with a gun from doing this. >> we heard from the fbi spokesperson about the documents he had on him and investigators are also looking into policy yawn see's past.

and a disturbing message he sent to his family before the shooting. >> yeah, and we have more outside the family's home in new jersey. >> reporter: police are still here at the family's home in new jersey as investigators try to piece this thing together looking for any sort of clue that may give them some idea of what the motivation was and something to piece the shooting together. one of the things that will make it difficult is from talking to people that knew the family and people in the area, and paul ciancia did not have a lot of close friends here. he just left the area about 18 months ago, and spent his entire life here and yet it was very hard to find anybody that could say they knew him well. he went to high school at an all-boys catholic school just over the bridge in delaware, and there are some reports of some ex-students there who said he was quiet and spent a lot of

time to himself and other reports say he was bullied, and we have not verified that. i think what is key is they are going to look at what happened to drive those alarming angry text messages that he sent here to his family. victor, kristi? >> airports in and around new york are stepping up the shooting, and the police patrols and newark airports and check points, too are set up. passengers should check with their airlines for delays. and then authorities are urging students at the greensboro campus, just stay inside. this is for your own safety. a student was shot and injured last night. police say they are looking right now for four suspects.

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♪ god bless america, my home sweet home ♪ ♪ god bless america, my home sweet home ♪ >> it just gives you cheers to hear that moment. joe carter with more on this. i would have loved to have been there, don't you? we hear it through the tv, but to hear all of those voices -- >> yeah. >> that moment in itself, for the parade to stop, and you are talking about millions of people gathering in this big procession, and 25 boats going, and for that to stop and the players to get off and put down

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hopefully you get another day off and you can enjoy the sunday, a long one, with the extra hour of sleep you got. welcome back. i am christi paul. >> are you feeling it? >> yeah, we're feeling it. >> up first, a cirque du soleil performer is recovering after a serious fall. an acrobat fell from a spinning apparatus called the wheel of death. officials say he is in stable condition and expected to leave the hospital in the next few days. back in june a performer fell almost 100 feet to her death after her safety wire broke. number two, the head coach of the denver broncos is going to have heart surgery this week. he will undergo a valve replacement and then take a

leave of absence from coaching for at least several weeks, and fox sought medical help after feeling light-headed. he did not, though, have a heart attack. an assistant college coach died after being shot outside a movie theater in joplin, missouri. this was his third year at the university. the shooting suspect is in jail and school officials cancelled all homecoming plans in the wake of his murder. and then trying to figure out why a pair of claims, both carrying sky divers, mind you, collided in midair. the aircrafts hit each other and one of the planes lost its wings and bursts into flames and the pilot was able to jump out. only minor injuries reported.

and then the new york city marathon. 47,000 runners expected to compete. officials have beefed up security. bomb-sniffing dogs and scuba divers and backpacks are banned. and then paul ciancia shot a tsa officer at pointblank range and then went up the escalator and then came back down to shoot the tsa officer again. >> paul ciancia now faces two charges of murder of a federal officer and commission of violence at an international airport. >> in the meantime, life is returning to normal, i guess, at the airport. but for the victim's family, you know nothing will ever be the same for them.

>> reporter: here at l.a.x., hernandez says her husband leaves behind two young children. he was her high school sweetheart. he was born in el salvador and came here to the united states when he was 15 years old and by every measure he was living the american dream. she says he joined the tsa in 2010 and was filled with pride protecting america's passenger planes. >> he was a wonderful husband, father, brother, son, and friend. gerardo would have been 40 next week. i am truly devastated. we are all heartbroken and will miss him dearly. >> here the tsa officers are wearing black bands around their badges. it's a sign of mourning for their fallen officer as far as

travel here as far as the passengers, it's slowly getting back to normal. passengers are still looking at delays, but all terminals are now open as this entire area slowly tries to return to normal. >> certainly trying to return to normal there. thank you very much. it's a milestone for the national domestic violence hotline logging its 3 millionth call last week. >> the u.s. senator, biden sponsored the violence against women act and if it had not been for the act this hotline would not exist. he did not mince words about what needs to be done in this situation. how do we make that shift from

why doesn't she just leave to the real question, which is why does he hit her? and how do we stop that? >> yeah, this is the god's truth, and the reason i wrote that act in the beginning was to change that cultural norm, no means no means no, whether it's in the bedroom on the street or whether you are drunk or sober, it's no, and no means no. and everybody says, well, how can you say that? how many times did you hear a woman blamed? i have 1,000 hours of hearings on this, and young women would testify before us and they would say this would happen or that would happen, and they would say what was the response to your girlfriends, and it was why were you wearing what you were wearing? >> how do we change that? >> i say if a man gets drunk in a bar and he is dead drunk and

he staggers down the bar and gets mugged and a concussion, does anybody blame him? no, they go ahead and they blame who they should, the robber, the mugger. >> that's a great analogy, wasn't it. the vice president says it's inexcusable congress has not adequately funded that call center itself, and those folks, bless their hearts because they have people who commit suicide on the other line as they try to save them. >> it's an amazing service as they try. >> yeah, you wrote a book about it? >> yeah. i just want to be transparent about that. they are remarkable people there for sure. the world is experiencing

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let's find out what is happening around the world. we will take a little trip here. starting in new delhi, an out of this world mission, they have set their sights on mars. >> the countdown has begun for the country's first ever mission

to mars, launching and orbiting to the red planet, with the aim of testing space capabilities. the task is ambitious, and critics say the money could be better spent elsewhere, and if completed, india will be the fourth to visit the red planet. the fact that india beat china to it will be celebrated by many here. back to you, christi. >> want to go to cairo now where mohamed morsi gets underway tomorrow. morsi is accused of inciting violence. >> the first democratically elected president, mohamed morsi, will stand trial on

monday. this trial will be more procedural. this is the first time we expect to see the ex-president since he was ousted in a coup last july. morsi who is backed by the muslim brotherhood will stand trial on his charges of the violence around the palace. if convicted he faces life in prison or execution. now to johannesburg. a long walk to freedom. it details nelson mandela's life. arwa is there. >> to say that south africans are highly anticipating the premiere of "long walk to freedom," that would be an underestimate. mandela sold the rights to his biography since he was in prison, so people have been

waiting to see this for decades, and however, sadly, nelson mandela himself, he does remain in critical but stable condition. he continues to be looked after by a team of military doctors at his home here in johannesburg. >> great to have you here. victor, back to you now. you may have heard the world's winemakers are facing a annual shortage of cases of wine, and maybe we have been duped. because now other experts say the industry has no shortage at all and wine production is higher this year than morgan stanley estimated. either way it could have a huge impact on the u.s. economy. why? >> reporter: from new jersey to napa valley, americans are growing, storing, and drinking. >> i think people are feeling

very comfortable with just having a glass or two, or three. you know, it's any day of the week. >> reporter: business is better than ever. >> wine is hot in the u.s. the united states is set to overtake france to become the world's number one market for wine. >> robinson, wine reporter for the "financial times" says it's part of a global shift. >> in the big and old european wine producing countries, presumption has been plummeting, but to counter balance that in the united states and china, wine is seen as desirable and hip. >> if you are an average consumer and looking at the headlines what should you be thinking or takeaway? >> your takeaway should be i

have been very lucky to buy the wine reasonably and maybe i will have to pay more in the future, but i don't think it's because it's a massive global shortage. >> that means price hikes, and all at the end of the day, it's about that little reward. >> all right. really? 28 hours and 50 minutes, really? >> uh-huh, really. >> well, that's how long it took for this guy to drive more than 2800 miles from new york to l.a. really? >> it's amazing, actually. an average of 98 miles per hour. and ed is standing by live, and that's him on the screen, and he will tell us about his ultimate road trip, and he'll tell you about it in a moment.

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welcome back. i want you to imagine this. driving coast-to-coast in less than 29 hours. it sounds impossible. >> oh, yeah, you think there is no way. but it is exactly what one atlanta man did to shatter of unofficial record of the fastest. >> rob and a, quote, support passenger, drove. >> they had laser jammers, and bed pans, and he and his crew

reached speeds of more than 150 miles per hour during the ultimate road trip. we have him here to talk about it. >> alive and well, you know. >> thank you. >> i want to start here. what makes somebody want to do this? >> we all grew up watching "cannonball run" movies, and we talked about it and just the idea of that great american road trip. >> i have to ask you, where were you when you hit 150 miles per hour? >> there is a lot of answers to that question. >> oh, my goodness. your mom and wife had to be just praying. >> yeah, they were at home, very much hoping that we would be successful so we wouldn't have to do it again. >> what did you drive? >> a mercedes cr55, that we put a lot of gadgets on to make the trip possible. >> what was the toughest part for you?

>> the preparation. i spent literally almost ten years dreaming about and thinking about different ways to solve all the problems that come up with trying to do something like this. >> so we said that there were laser jammers and bed pans. were their pit stops at anytime? >> when you talk about driving across the country this fast, and the first question is what about the cops and the second question is where do you use the bathrooms? >> bed pans and bottles were not required for a use, and we stopped three times for gas and a couple times on the side of the road. >> no tickets or nothing? >> no. safety and avoidance of all these things were the top priority, and we had three people to make sure that doesn't happen. >> are you going to try again to break it? >> no. >> once is enough? >> exactly. exactly. i am good here. >> oh, my goodness. what is your next thing, then? or is this it, you will just

ride this wave? >> the next thing, according to my wife s. a baby. >> no more driving 150 miles per hour, people, because we know when you first have a baby and you are driving home from the hospital, you are going 35 miles per hour, because you are thinking, oh, my gosh. >> you didn't drive back, did you? >> no, we decided to fly back and ship the car home, and it got back yesterday. >> is there any documentary coming out? people i think want to see the experience. you recorded some of it? >> yeah, we got a few videos. we tried to minimize that mostly to keep it from being terribly incriminating. we will talk more about it, and it got a little more attention than we imagined. >> 28 hours and 50 minutes considering how long it takes us to get home, just 12 miles in atlanta. >> true. >> we're so glad you are here

and happy and healthy and all is well. we have a rare event taking place today, too. this morning. >> yeah, we have been talking about it this morning. meteorologist, alexandra steele, talking about this. >> how cool is he? >> yeah. i know. >> a very rare eclipse, it's called the hybrid, and the last time it happened was the 1800s, and details are next. but first let's head to alexandra in new york. >> the starting point of the new york city marathon. runners getting ready to hit the road, and coming up we will tell you about some stepped up security measures. victor? well, each week we are shining a spotlight on the top ten cnn heroes of 2013, and as you vote for the ones who inspire you the most, you can do that at cnn heroes.com. this week's hero found a way to

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good morning, new york. good morning, lady liberty. a live look this morning. the new york marathon is today. runners should have okay weather, 50 degrees and partly cloudy today. a cooler day for a run is much better than a warmer day.

>> it is, but i am betting those folks that run the marathons are used to everything. >> yes. maybe you noticed something unusual in the sky in the east coast? people in places like new york and boston, they were able to see a brief solar eclipse at sunrise. >> it lasted for less than two minutes, but it was still something to see. alexandra steele from the weather center. how does it work? >> when the moon passes between the earth and the sun and all three line up and the sun's light gets blocked by the moon's shadow, and just in atlanta, georgia, if you are watching us right now, this is the moment, this is the time. it's happening just during sunrise. you can see it at 6:59. it happened in boston, new york city, and daytona and washington, d.c. it has been an interesting thing. it's called also a hybrid.

only about 5% of all eclipses are a hybrid and it starts as a partial and becomes a total. in africa, they are going to see a total. it's a hybrid, and last time it happened was in the 1800s, and it won't happen for almost another 200 years. it's rare and it was a unique event out there this morning. >> thank you very much. we have much more ahead on the next hour of "new day. it starts right now. i hope sunday has been good to you so far. welcome. we are happy to have your company. i am christi paul. >> i am victor blackwell. it's 6:00 on the east coast and 4:00 on the west coast, and if that's not what your clocks say, your clocks are wrong. welcome to "new day sunday."

new details we want to share with you on the attack of the los angeles national airport and how it went down. >> 23-year-old paul ciancia shot a tsa officer at pointblank range and then he left, but then he came back moments later to shoot him again. his weapon of choice from smith & wessen, a .2223 caliber m & p 15 assault rifle. >> and the tsa officer that was killed, his wife is devastated. >> he would have been 40 next week. i am truly devastated. we are all hard broken and will miss him dearly. >> paul ciancia was shot in the

chest and is in the hospital. he faces two charges. >> we know terminal three at l.a.x. is open this morning, and we went there to walk through how this deadly rampage was executed. >> the investigators are piecing together their timeline of what happened inside of terminal 3. here is what they do know. a roommate dropped him off here at the airport. he entered at about 9:20 in the morning, and one of these entrances at terminal 3. and a picture like this one and surveillance video, the gun was a .223 assault rifle. he approached gerardo hernandez in the prescreening area and shot him pointblank multiple times in the chest, and then he got on the escalator.

>> the defendant is then alleged to have began walking away from the wounded tsa officer going up an es can ycalator to return ant the wounded officer again. >> at the top of the escalators is the security check point. at some point he wounded two additional tsa officers and one passenger. this is the other side of the security check point from here the gunman made his way deep into terminal 3, and cell phone video captured the chaos as he neared the passenger gates. >> people were running and getting knocked down, and there was luggage everywhere, and mayhem was the best way to explain it. >> we are speeding up the video, so you can see his path as he made his way to the gate area. he had enough amno, enough, said

the mayor, to kill all the people in the airport. a handwritten note was found on him. >> we found a statement where he made a conscious decision to kill multiple tsa employees. he addressed them at one point in the letter and stated that he wanted to, quote, instill feel in their traderous minds. >> the tsa is asking how in the post 9/11 era, did a gunman make it this close to an airline passenger plane? >> it's of great concern, and we will look at what our policies are, and it's all done in cooperation with each airport and police agency and how we go about providing for the best possible security. >> because on this day in america's third busiest airport, it failed to prevent one man with a gun from doing this.

cnn, los angeles >> you know investigators are looking into paul ciancia's past, and the disturbing message he sent to his family before the shooting. police are investigating at his home in new jersey, and he left that area to move to l.a. about 18 months ago, and it seems not a lot of people knew him well. we know he went to an all boys catholic high school and classmates say he was quiet and kept to himself and he may have been bullied. it's race day in new york. in less than two hours, runners will take part in the new york city marathon. security is expected to be tighter than usual. tell us more about some of these unprecedented security measures. >> reporter: well, victor, the plan to make this a safer event and an even safer event started on the day after the boston

marathon bombings, and every since new york city police have been doing everything they can to keep the runners and spectators safe. there are hundreds of cameras along the route, and they will be monitored live, and scuba divers swept the shoreline, and spectators who are coming out to witness this great event in the city are also being told that they need to prepare for extra security, and they could be subject to random searches. new york city's police commission, ray kelly, said everything can be done to keep the runners and spectators safe. here is what he said. >> i think this will be the best protected race that, you know, they can enter. no guarantees in the post 9/11

world, but we are doing everything we can to protect the runners and spectators, and let this be a safe and enjoyable event. >> kelly says new york police officers met with officers following the boston marathon attack. >> i know you are there on staten island where the whole thing kicks off. you have talked to any of the runners to get their reaction to some of the restrictions? >> reporter: well, you will remember this marathon was cancelled in the aftermath of super storm sandy, and so these people are happy to be here. they did not get the opportunity last year, even if they had to deal with stepped up restrictions, it's something they are willing to go through. there are extra restrictions just for the runners. they are all being screened before they get to the starting point and they are being told they cannot wear masks or bulky

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we are glad you are waking up with us in washington, d.c. well, if you are there. a live look at the capitol building this morning. a little cloudy, but you can see the sun peeking through. leaves are changing and a lot of color there we understand, and the forecast today is going to be a pretty one, victor. >> a very pretty day. speaking of washington, a lot of problems with obama care. if you are thinking about applying for obama care online this morning, yeah, don't bother. >> they are saying healthcare.gov went down last night while a tech team works on

the site's many problems. a top official says you should know tuesday improvements by next week. and in the meantime, you can apply the old-fashioned way, by pho phone. if you watched the last hearing on obama care, you know it was lively. the secretary of health and human services returns to capitol hill this time in front of the senate finance committee. sebelius was promoting obama care in memphis. on friday, she got a surprise gift. a tennessee state senator handed her a copy of the book "websites for dummies." >> as though all of this is not enough. a federal court takes a significant bite out of obama care. we are talking about a three-judge panel that struck down a key provision on contraceptive coverage. barbara starr, walk us through what is going on this. >> struck down for now,

certainly. a provision requires some businesses with 50 or more employees to provide insurance for birth control or pay a substantial fine. this appeals court struck it down for now. the court rules the company that brought the suit could not be forced to provide birth control. the company's other choice if they did not was to pay a $14 million fine. the key is the owners of the company are of the catholic faith and objected on religious grounds. the suit was filed in the name of the company and the company cannot express religious beliefs. so the court addressed that, but in the 2-1 decision, the court said forcing the owners to provide this kind of coverage would challenge their religious beliefs, so for now they struck it down in the federal court and are allowing the suit to proceed to challenge that coverage mandate. >> we have this ruling from this

single court, but there are dozens much lawsuits on the issue, and different courts reaching different results. how does this all get sorted out? >> absolutely. could it get any more complex. by some counts, there are 75 federal lawsuits around the country on this matter, and three are on appeal at the supreme court and no word on when the high court might rule on all of that, and given the number of suits and issues here, it sure looks like it's up to the supreme court to decide on this key point on affordable care, also known as obama care. >> barbara starr, live for us there, and good to see you this morning, thank you. still to come on "new day," "saturday night live," if you were up that late, good for you for being up this early the next day. it's known for making fun of all of the controversies in the news, but what happens when

"snl" itself has controversy. >> they tackled this issue head on, and more after this. ♪ ♪ ♪

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good morning, chicago. a live look at the windy city this morning. sun still trying to creep up there. i love chicago, but my first few thoughts about chicago are food. i love the pizza, the popcorn. i do love that city. a high of 53 degrees today, which is nice for this time of year. >> you are keeping of food, because that keeps you warm in chicago. a cirque du soleil performer

is in serious condition after a fall. he fell from the spinning apparatus called "the wheel of death." >> remember back in june a performer fell nearly 100 feet to her death after her safety wire broke. investigators in wisconsin are trying to figure out why a pair of planes, both of them carrying sky divers collided in midair. the sky divers were getting ready for a formation jump after the planes hit each other. one plane burst into flames, but the pilot was able to get out. and then we're talking about this rare solar eclipse that lasted two minutes at sunrise this morning, and people living along the east coast they were able to seat partial eclipse, which looked like a half moon.

meantime, it's marathon day in new york city. will you need the hats and gloves if you are cheering on friends along the route? let's bring in alexandria steele. the sun gets partially blocked by the moon's shadow. what we saw along the eastern seaboard for a brief time during the sunrise was a partial eclipse. what is rare about this, it's called a hybrid eclipse, and some will see a partial then it will be a total eclipse, and in africa, and it's rare, and this won't happen for another 172 years. it's cold in new york city, temperatures in the 30s, plus we have a strong field.

alexandra field is out there reporting from new york city. right now we have wind gusts at about 20 to 25 miles per hour, sustained winds today between 10 and 20. kind of gusty out there, and highs only in the 40s, and temperatures today will only stay for a high of 49 in new york, and it should be warmer than that, almost 60 degrees. today and tomorrow, the lowest temperatures. then we will warm things up. even in marquette and detroit, and boston, temperatures below average and then we will watch things warm up. we will see a change in the wind direction, but the big picture, cold but sunny in the northeast and southeast as well, and snow come into the pacific northwest. denver, colorado, 60s today and by tuesday, 30s and snow. >> oh, my goodness. >> get ready for it. thank you very much. "saturday night live" pokes fun at itself last night. it tackled head on all the criticism it has gotten lately

over the show's lack of diversity. >> remember keenan thompson, he made headlines last month saying he is done playing female characters, specifically black female characters in protest of the lack of black women on the cast, and he pointed out the hit show has not had a black woman on its cast since 2007. >> so "snl" decided to respond to the controversy. you see kerry washington was the guest host. watch. >> i am so sorry to interrupt, but oprah winfrey has arrived for the dinner and she would love to pop in and say hello. >> that's wonderful. >> what a nice surprise. >> isn't it? don't you think you should go and get changed? >> why? >> so oprah can come in? >> oh, because of the whole -- >> exactly. >> and keenan won't --

>> nope. >> in that case, i will leave and in a few minutes oprah will be here. >> thank you, mrs. obama. >> the producers at "saturday night live" would like to apologize to kerry washington for the number of black women she will be asked to play. because she is a actress of krrable range and talent, and because "saturday night live" does not have currently black women in the cast. as for the latter reason, we agree that this is not an ideal situation and look forward to the near feature -- >> oh, my gosh, is she good. >> a quick change, yes, and an acknowledgeable by the show that it's something to have to rectify, but it's something they need to change. >> they are so clever. >> yeah, they did it.

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♪ i see it now ♪ i got the eye of the tiger ♪ because i am a champion, and you're going to hear me roar ♪ >> that tears you up to her little voice. katy perry heard about it and sent her own video to olivia and her family. >> hey, olivia, it's katy perry here, and i wanted to each back out and say i saw your video and i was very moved and you sounded great for being in the studio and making your wish to record that song. i thought that was really cool. i love you, and a lot of people love you and that's why your video got to me and it moved everybody that saw it, so i wanted to send you love and light and tell you that i am thinking about you.

thank you so much. keep roaring. >> oh, keep roaring. olivia, we understand is home now and she is only conscious for moments at a time, and she is aware of everything that happened. >> think of the love she displayed for making the video for them so they could be co comforted. >> thinking of that family and her, certainly, and keeping them in our thoughts. this is from the boston parade yesterday. watch this. [ cheering ] >> incredible moment during the red sox parade yesterday when a couple players laid the world series trophy at the finish line of the boston marathon finish line and then they started to

sing. ♪ ♪ god bless america, land that i love ♪ ♪ stand beside her -- >> asaluting all those folks there today. we will see you at the top of the hour for another hour of "new day sunday." ahead, what is about to change in your insurance. if you are not signing up for a new obama care policy, what it could mean for you. and then three tricks to help you run better. but first, we have been investigating the impact of prescription drug overdoses in america for sometime on this program, and somebody dies every 19 minutes in this country because of such an overdose and today we want to talk about a medicine that some people say could stop the